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The '''Brown Family Cemetery''' is an abandoned pioneer cemetery used between [[1835]] and [[1916]] on property now owned by [[U.S. Steel]], near 1138 [[Tin Mill Road]] in [[Fairfield]]. It is an unusual example of a cemetery with a central stone inscribed with names and information which is keyed to the twenty-seven individually numbered gravestones. | The '''Brown Family Cemetery''' is an abandoned pioneer cemetery used between [[1835]] and [[1916]] on property now owned by [[U.S. Steel]], near 1138 [[Tin Mill Road]] in [[Fairfield]]. It is an unusual example of a cemetery with a central stone inscribed with names and information which is keyed to the twenty-seven individually numbered gravestones. | ||
==External links== | |||
* [http://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2458161 Brown Family Cemetery] at Findagrave.com | |||
[[Category:Brown Cemetery burials|*]] | [[Category:Brown Cemetery burials|*]] | ||
[[Category:Jefferson County cemeteries]] | [[Category:Jefferson County cemeteries]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:12, 5 May 2018
The Brown Family Cemetery is an abandoned pioneer cemetery used between 1835 and 1916 on property now owned by U.S. Steel, near 1138 Tin Mill Road in Fairfield. It is an unusual example of a cemetery with a central stone inscribed with names and information which is keyed to the twenty-seven individually numbered gravestones.
External links
- Brown Family Cemetery at Findagrave.com